Durango DNX408 - Fast enough to win the World Title.
01-06-2017, 04:23 AM
Keep the stock flywheel if you want to make things easier. Stock flywheel is 36mm and it is hard to find a cheap alternative. Some people doing some dremel job to make possible to use 34mm.
Plastics are almost impossible to break. I'm a noob driver and crashed million times but nothing happened. I have a huge stock of plastics but couldn't use any of them. I would say weakest parts are driveshafts, one wrong jump with throttle landing and you will have a bended front driveshaft. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find front driveshafts.
Plastics are almost impossible to break. I'm a noob driver and crashed million times but nothing happened. I have a huge stock of plastics but couldn't use any of them. I would say weakest parts are driveshafts, one wrong jump with throttle landing and you will have a bended front driveshaft. Unfortunately, it is not easy to find front driveshafts.
Excellent to hear! One more for you pros. Tried installing a motor on it and the screws for the backplate are hitting that middle rear brace and can't get it over enough to get the screws in to mount motor. Did a quick Google last night and read some are dremmeling the middle brace out abit to make room. Is this the only option?
The motor is a dynamite .24xp. Not exactly the engine I want to use in it but wanted to just get my servos all set up and in working order
01-06-2017, 11:10 AM
Tech Rookie
Some guys changed their screws with flat ones but I don't think it will work for you and are you sure that engine going to fit?
01-06-2017, 08:19 PM
yep I changed my screw and had to counter sink the hole in the backplate to make it flush with it.
01-27-2017, 07:40 PM
01-28-2017, 01:01 AM
Tech Rookie
Yes... They didn't change.
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